Adverb:

तिलिस्मी ढंग से, इन्द्रजाल से, माया से, जादू से,

magically's Usage Examples:

Some kind of barrier "magically" shows up to prevent you from leaving.

No one diet is going to magically make your belly fat disappear.

They all just seemed to be magically trained.

She had a beautiful apartment, a wardrobe, a pantry that magically restocked itself every time she left the place.

Feitico is sometimes interpreted to mean artificial, made by man, but the original sense is more probably "magically active or artful."

The mere recitation of such similar cases with their happy issue was supposed to be magically effective; for almost unlimited power was supposed to be inherent in mere words.

fatum, fate, destiny), the common term for a supposed race of supernatural beings who magically intermeddle in human affairs.

It is possible that these incantations were recited as part of the funerary ritual, but there is no doubt that their mere presence in the tombs was supposed to be magically effective for the welfare of the dead.

The same idea pervades old medical treatises; for a drug was not a chemical substance taking effect naturally on the human system, but something into which a supernatural virtue had been magically introduced, in order the more easily and efficaciously to be brought to bear upon the patient.

Rather, he magically appeared at the Sanctuary.

Synonyms:

as if by magic,